How is Captain Kirk handling the stress of commanding the Enterprise? The very first clip from Star Trek Into Darkness tests the young Captain's greatest weakness. Oh and Karl Urban is still awesome as Bones.

Tonight at CinemaCon, we saw 18 minutes from Star Trek Into Darkness, including an intense moment between Captain Kirk and his antagonist, played by Benedict Cumberbatch. Just how many sparks fly between the two? Spoilers ahead...

Today is Valentine's Day, a holiday which commemorates the armistice between global cacao manufacturers and the prophylactic industry after their centuries-long shadow war. To capitalize on this day of demure remembrance, the popcorn-industrial complex has released This Means War, a new motion picture event by director …

Today is the 45th anniversary of the greatest space opera TV show of all time, and Space.com is celebrating with a cool infographic showing key moments in the first 45 years of Starfleet — as well as space travel in general.

Check out this trailer for the documentary The Captains in which William Shatner interviews all the fine actors who sat in the Star Trek captain's chair, from Patrick Stewart to Chris Pine. Hell, even Scott Bakula gets a mercy interview.

Is our new Captain Kirk also our Captain America? It's being rumored that Marvel has Chris Pine at the top of the casting list for their First Avenger movie. Is Pine your Cap? We're still partial to Matt Damon. [CinemaSpy]

The performances in J.J. Abrams' Star Trek reboot were smooth and flawless — on screen, at least. Here are all the goofs, giggles, beat-boxing incidents, and captain's chair crashing pratfalls that didn't make it. [via Pamela Hopkins]

He's fearless, cunning, and the greatest playa in the Alpha Quadrant. But I don't for one second believe that the new James T. Kirk is someone you would follow into a life-or-death situation. Spoilers ahead...